Re: Alignment

[Donald Gallimore <dongallimore@xxxxxxx>]

I have access to the same alignment shop under the same family management as they did in 1970 when they aligned my first '65.  No deals but they know torsion bar suspensions.
 
Akron Don Gallimore



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> From: MO ( Steve Mick) <micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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I am going to do one of them " dang kids" things. My 64 Dodge will be done 
> as I would have in the mid 60's. Jacked up all the way around. No, I have 
> limits--no extended  rear spring shackles!! If I can find someone whoe 
> knows how to do torsion bar Mopars, I will tell him to crank up the bars as high 
> as they can go and still be able to alighn the front castor and camber. I have 
> no interest in going around corners fast! LOL Whattaya expect? I am re- living 
> the good ole days..................MO

{Steve 
> Mick}
http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/mick64.html

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> I had a hard time locating a guy that knows how to do an alignment on 
> our old mopars. Most just know how to operate a computer system. The ride height 
> adj plays a big part in the castor.
> If you find one of these kids at 
> Firestone or Goodyear that knows how to align our cars I would say that is 
> almost unbelievable.
> I would also say if you need the vehicle aligned 
> every other oil change ...something is wrong.
> Ollie
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